Bruno Vigneron Photographer

During my collaboration with an UNESCO program, I went several times in Africa, including Rwanda Here are some photos of these different missions, mostly with regard to orphans of Rwanda and the mission with Marie Jose Perrec and Marie Jose Lallart (UNESCO) For sales, in France, contact us: sales@maya-press.com. Thanks.

The "Rrom" problem isn't a new problem. Already, when the French president was the secretary of the interior, the hunting was open. Ten-years ago, a doctor of WHO had reported this camp in a suburb of Paris This community of 250 people had been installed by the city in a dirty area , between Africans who beat them daily and a neo-nazis group who set loose their dogs on them for fun. When I told them I was going to live with them for a few days and take these photos, they were astonished. Rom (Rrom) means "human beings" and was adopted by the IRU (International Romani Union) and the United Nations to designate a group of populations whose initial languages are from the north-western Indian subcontinent. Photos: Bruno VIGNERON/Maya-Press More informations on the blog (French)

Epide, centres de seconde chance. Dans un encadrement composé essentiellement d'anciens militaires, les jeunes en echec scolaire tente de remonter la pente. Photos: Bruno VIGNERON/Maya-Press For sales, in France, contact us: sales@maya-press.com. Thanks.

France has been the theater of a little revolution for human rights. Like all huge cities, many homeless people live in the streets of Paris. There are many of them... too many actually, because that's what we should always say when talking about people in need. Photos: Bruno VIGNERON/Maya-Press For sales, in France, contact us: sales@maya-press.com. Thanks.

Reportage effectué a Madagascar, en compagnie de Marie José Perrec ambassadrice pour l'occasion de L'Unesco. Programme Esperance et Solidarité autour d'un ballon dirigé par Marie José Lallart. A la rencontres des orphelins rwandais. Photos: Bruno VIGNERON/Maya-Press Gallery in progress

ET-D5 is an anti-cancer molecule that can kill cancer tumors without damaging nearby organs. ET-D5 is developed by the start-up Ecrins -Therapeutics, founded in 2010. Oral chemotherapy. Aurélie Juhem, scientist and research director at Ecrins Therapeutics, is working on this molecule cancer for seven long years in partnership with the Institut Curie. Many promising tests have already been carried out on mouses. To move to the next stage, clinical trials in humans, the young start-up must raise € 500,000. The Financement of this research will be done through a platform of "crowdfunding". When this amount will be found, the first human trials could begin on patients of cancer center Léon Bérard in Lyon.

Give rather than throw. Lyon Metropole has started "donneries" in 9 waste disposal departments . Already well established since a few years in Belgium, this concept has just started in France, in Lyon. All the objects deposited in the donneries are put back to associations of the voluntary and solidary sector, such as Emmaus. As soon as they arrive at the waste disposal department, a check-in agent is responsible for guiding and informing the users about the potential beneficiaries of the objects they deposit. After having repaired them, if need be, these structures give the objects to the people in trouble or sell them to private individuals. This allows them to benefit from a financial resource for their other solidarity-based activities.